Douglas Mercer
March 14 2024
If the Jews will tell you anything (and they will tell you anything ad nauseam) it will be about the importance of Jewish stories, and man do they have a million of them. They have so many stories that Steven Spielberg’s grandchildren to the nth generation will be rolling in the dough on the back of those stories. These Jews stories are of course just so stories as in “telling stories”: that is lying through their teeth or tiny hats. They have their stories of Jew boxers doing gladiatorial battle for jaded Germans, they have their stories of weird experiments in applied biology, stories of sadistic camp guard picking off Jews with rifles out of sheer boredom and ennui, they have stories of plucky Shlomo Bernstein hiding out in the outhouse with crap falling on his head, they have stories Jew eyeballs being airmailed to Berlin, stories, stories, stories. And of course because Jews rule the media like ogres and tyrants these stories, however implausible or inherently uninteresting and downright banal, are said to be “prestige” stories, that is if you write, direct or act in one then you have a real feather in your cap and your Jewish granny is proud of you and the press fawn all over you as if you are a serious artiste. In fact however it is nothing but a yawn fest, how many times can you hear the allegedly harrowing stories of Morty Golblum and now he came through it all by the skin of his teeth, so said. Trust me if you’ve heard that made up and ridiculous tale about Morty Golblum one time you’ve heard it one time too many.
“Joey King and Logan Lerman spoke about the importance of Jewish stories while presenting their show We Were the Lucky Ones during Friday’s Hulu panel at the Television Critics Association conference. Based on Georgia Hunter’s non-fiction book of the same name We Were the Lucky Ones follows one Jewish family trying to survive the events of Holocaust and reunite after World War II ends. Lerman stars as Hunter’s grandfather, Addy, and King stars as another family member from the same time period, Halin. When one audience member asked what makes this series different—and not just another prestige show about the Holocaust—King responded that it’s a crazy thing to think that people just make Holocaust stories for a pat on the back. But I do understand that trope!”
One thing they got right: they were the lucky ones. Adolf Hitler and his noble band of men dedicated to aggression and hyper violence had a long term plan to make Europe Jew Free, and if there are words more inclined to elicit leaps of joy and the swelling of the heart in a good White man than “Jew Free” I for one have never heard them, you have never heard them, and I doubt any of us ever will. How could we after all? Jew Free! It’s the dream to beat all dreams, the desired outcome of all desired outcome, the beautiful pathway to all beautiful futures. What could go wrong in a land without any Jews? Nothing is what. Nothing could go wrong in a world without Jews: no dilution of the value of our money, we would not need to see their ugly mugs up on our screens all day, not hear about those “prestige” stories of theirs which make you want to stick your finger down your throat or gag yourself with a spoon, no undermining of our culture, no listening to them kvetch and whine all the livelong day, no taking down of our visible icons, no more race swamping us, no more turning our currency into soiled toilet paper, no more get of jail always cards for niggers, no more boys with green hair and bones though their noses, no more mantra of “everything is for sale”, no more gender confusion, no more culture trash, no more salivating over the fate of “plucky” Israel, no more selling our national birthright to foreign interests; yes the list and the litany and the charges against them are long and damning and will stand up in any decent and not bought court, and we can and will lay them at the door of those vicious and perfidious kikes; and the foreordained verdict will be guilty; and the sentence carried out with much swiftness and no lack of severity. Yes sir they were the lucky ones but just as on a long enough time line all of our chances of survival drop to zero so too does luck run out in the end; and you don’t have to be a fortune teller to know that in the end fortune will favor us.
“The actress went on to argue that, while there may be no shortage of series and films about WWII currently, it’s imperative to continue retelling stories from the time period. Her own generation, King said, has started to care less and less about the atrocities that occurred during that time frame. Gen Z, we don’t really know or care about the Holocaust, Kind said. Every perspective from this particular time in history, they can all be so unique and I think they’re all worth telling. It’s funny that this genre is associated with wanting prestige. But our show especially, it’s hopeful, it’s optimistic. It deals with a lot of pain and suffering and sadness, but it’s hopeful.”
Of course no one should have cared about the “atrocities” in the first instance, because they never happened in the first place. Sure the Jews had their lives disrupted but that they richly deserved and in the annals of time they got off light. But as they say there is no shortage of stories that have come out of this incidental historical trifle and they have dined out on this sordid fiction for coming on a century; they are indeed the lucky ones to have made so much out of very little and to have gotten away it with at skated on the truth; indeed luck doesn’t even get close to it, it is outrageous fortune; but just as the luck eventually wears off so does the prestige and the glamour of what is after all a rather tawdry and shabby affair as in the best it is with flat out lying.
“Lerman and King are both Jewish, they were able to really connect to their respective characters. Moreover, researching and developing these roles allowed them to learn more about their heritage. It wasn’t just about the connection to my own Jewishness, but also being able to explore a role that touches on my own ancestry, it’s very personal,” King said. It takes on a new meaning. A lot of roles I’ve had in the past and hopefully continue to take on in the future, I’ve been able to connect with in a special way. But when a show’s subject matter is that personal to your own history and your own family, it’s even more special.”
Oh they are Jews? Well go figure as the Jews say. No one might have seen that coming from any number of miles away. Jews are making shows about Jews full of fantasy and fibs and then going into the Jewish press and telling us about how horrible it is that the Jews are not thought of around the clock by the younger generation. Jews who are making a show about Jews on Jewish media are rallying the young to get on board with the Jews and cry more for Jews? Never heard tell of it as they say. Jews conniving and Jews in cahoots and Jews conspiring to Jew up the world, to Jew everything down to the last Jew, it’s a sickness that has been going on way to long. It’s not funny at all that this is a “genre” that is associated with prestige. What else would it be with the Jews up the world’s backside for years going on years and teaching everyone that this is the most important thing there is. You repeat some sob sister and sad story long enough soon enough hearts bleed to believe it.
“Lerman had a similar experience. While developing the role of Addy, he was able to relate the story of We Were the Lucky Ones back to his own family’s history with the Holocaust. My character Addy, he’s trying to get out of Europe and find safety on a yearslong journey to South America, Lerman said. My family had a similar story. That element was really appealing to me, because I haven't seen this side of history explored. That was something that really attracted me to the role: I was able to bring my family and my identity, my cultural background."
His very own family this damn kike. As if that is supposed to make it all so much more intense and heartrending. By right his family should have gone up in a puff of smoke and swirled up to the heavens to the bosom of their non-existent God like the last autumnal wisps of a super-fast evaporating reality. What these stories function as are the predicate for a horrible scam and an outright theft; the theft is the theft of nothing less than our native birthright; the loss of our country, the loss of our way of life, the loss of our history and the loss of the ability to reverence our ancestors in public; and if we are not careful the loss of the future of our children and the loss of our very lives. And trust me when push comes to shove (as it invariably does) luck will have nothing to do with it and what is ever left of it they will be out of it. And these stories will be consigned to where they should have been consigned to in the beginning, to oblivion, when the only thing anyone remembers of them is that they left a bad taste in our mouth—until we spit them out.
